This is just a shot in the dark but is there any way to save the user's settings, so that when they shutdown and startup their computer the gadget shows up exactly as they left it? I mean, color changes, icon arrangements, any and every change they made. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

My object has 2 states. There's a different picture for each state.How do I remotely change the picture for each state keeping in mind that each state has a different picture assigned to it.I have tried:DesktopX.Object("myob").State("state1").Picture = "mypic.png"DesktopX.Object("myob").State("state2").Picture = "mypic2.png"but that did not work.Am I missing something? Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I keep getting a script error saying that the object does not support Desktop.Objects.Hue Is this not how you access the properties of all other objects? Is there another way to access all other objects at once or am I missing something? Thank You

I would like the object the user is interacting with (via mouse over) to automatically move up the z-order so that it is on top of the other objects. Is this possible? What does Object.SetFocus actually do? Thank you.

I know you can add to the height and width but that has the same effect as dragging on one corner of your window. I don't want to use animation because it conflicts with the script I'm using. My object is circular, therefore, I need it to grow radially. How can I achieve this? Is there anything in DX that deals with the object's overall size/radius? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

I am using DesktopX 3.0. How do I make a shortcut that when completed into a widget, can be configured by the user. I made a shortcut object in DX builder mode then I exported the object as widget. The target is set to my own specific file/folder/program but if someone else loads the widget in their station the shortcut is useless because they cannot access my files or they do not have that program. What I want to do is make the shortcut configurable by the user so that the user can set th...